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1.1 Membership·How do I join?
·How do I get my Helix Spinner?
·Want to install Folding@Home? Look here first!
·Do I have to frequent the forum?
·Team Number and where will my credits go?
·What is Folding@Home?
·Who can join Team Helix?
·Why should I join Team Helix?
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You can join Team Helix by running these projects:
• Folding@Home for Team 4
• Rosetta@Home for Team 21
»Team Helix FAQ »Want to install Folding@Home? Look here first!
To join Team Helix Folding@Home:
To join Team Helix Rosetta@Home:
• You need to download, install and run BOINC
• For "step by step instructions" on setting up BOINC for Rosetta@Home click here.
Next, you need a Helix spinner to identify you as a member.
How Do I Get My Helix Spinner?
And then, please add yourself to our member lists here. Please follow each link to see how to be added to our Who's Who, Birthday, Name Day and Anniversary Lists.
»Team Helix Members »How do I get listed in Team Helix Who's Who?
»Team Helix Members »How do I add my birthday and name day to the list?
»Team Helix Members »How do I find my name day?
»Team Helix Members »Where do I tell you my Team Helix anniversary date?
We would like to hear from you, welcome you to the team, and answer any questions you may have: »[FAH] New to Team Helix?
Last but by no means least, Welcome to Team Helix! We are proud to have you as a member of this fine team, community and family.
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by Gizmo  edited by sortofageek
last modified: 2009-06-03 12:47:59 |
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Go here Members/Extra and fill in why you joined BBR Team Helix. The Helix  should show up within a day or so as the servers update. :)>
Please note: You must be a member of the site to make changes to your profile. That does include the Helix spinner. Consider joining the site. Basic membership is free and there are so many handy features available to you after you join.
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by Gizmo edited by sortofageek
last modified: 2008-08-10 14:18:32 |
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Before you install, if you are a Windows user and one of those people who isn't a computer nerd and really does not want to be, yet you really would like to help with this project, we really do recommend to start with the no-nonsense console CPU version of the client.
Read this thread where a member easily is off and running with the console version after quite a struggle with the systray version ---> Consider installing this version first.
The only thing you would want to change is to put in your chosen folding name during the first part of the install.
You can always get fancier later, but this will give you a chance to learn the basics of folding before considering other options.
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by sortofageek
last modified: 2009-06-03 12:59:54 |
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Yes, and we'll all be by every Tuesday for dinner at your place. No, not really, but please feel free to come enjoy the fun and keep up with the latest on Folding@Home. We look forward to seeing you there.
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by Axilla edited by Santa Fe
last modified: 2004-04-24 16:52:45 |
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If you run the FAH client, choose 4 as the team number and choose FAH as the preference, you will get regular FAH work units (WUs) with deadlines and your stats will go to the FAH Stats Page.
If you do all the above, but choose GAH as your preference, you will receive untimed WUs (no deadline) and your stats will go to the Team Helix FAH Stats Page as well. Please configure for the untimed WUs if you have a computer which is unable to meet the preferred deadlines of the timed WUs.
You can find the preferred deadlines from Stanford's Currently Running Projects
page here.
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by MstrBlstr0 edited by wafen
last modified: 2005-07-16 17:58:50 |
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Explanations of this nature are best left to the pros. Definitions for Folding@Home can be found here.
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by Spectre edited by nozero
last modified: 2004-07-05 15:07:45 |
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ANYONE! The more the merrier! We love new members!
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by Axilla edited by mattmag
last modified: 2003-08-27 14:12:34 |
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While there is no requirement for individuals to join a team, there definitely are benefits to joining one. Aside from the comradery and sociability, there is the project familiarity and experience of all the members combined. Team Helix members in particular are extremely helpful with regard to just about anything you want to know about what we do, how we do it, and sometimes even why.
Additionally, Team Helix is just a great group of people, not unlike a family, doing a great thing and a great place for sharing. Just read the forum posts and you'll see.
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by nozero edited by wafen
last modified: 2002-12-23 13:37:00 |
